A live birth in humans refers to the successful delivery of a baby who shows signs of life after birth, such as breathing, heartbeat, or voluntary muscle movement. This term is typically used in medical and demographic contexts to distinguish between live births and stillbirths, where the fetus has died in utero before or during delivery. Live births are an important measure in public health and statistics, as they indicate successful pregnancies and the health of mothers and infants.
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